Green Bay, WI – July 12, 2025, 06:50 PM +07
The Green Bay Packers have officially signed a $56 million veteran pass rusher with 72 sacks, addressing a critical defensive gap, sources confirmed to ESPN Saturday. Packer Nation is electric with excitement.
The deal, finalized Saturday, bolsters Green Bay’s edge rush. Fans see this as a game-changer ahead of training camp.
GM Brian Gutekunst hailed the move, saying, “He brings proven production to our defense.” The addition targets a weak spot.
Matthew Judon, 32, joins from the Atlanta Falcons with a storied resume. His 72 career sacks include 17.5 in each of the last two seasons.
Judon’s 2024 stint with Atlanta was quiet, but his 44 pressures nearly matched Rashan Gary’s. He’s eager to prove himself.
The Packers offered a two-year, $56 million deal with $28 million guaranteed. Their $35 million cap space made it possible.
With Matthew Golden fueling Super Bowl hopes, Judon’s arrival strengthens the roster. Fans chant his name online.
As training camp nears on July 23, this signing ignites optimism. Can Judon lead Green Bay to a title? Follow ESPN for updates.
